The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, November 09, 1940, Page Page Five, Image 5
Saturday, Notetaber 9, 1940
BETHEL A. M. E. CHURCH I i
Rev. B. J. Hutchinson, Pastor !
(St. George, S. C.?Quite a few j t
were in attendance at service at j11:30.
The text was ti ken from , j
the 18:21 of Acts, subject The Im ' ,
portanee of a Regular Feast". At
night service the message was al> j
so instructive and soul stirring. |
The Choral Club No. 2 of Morris
Brown AME church) Charles
ton, will render a program', at (
Bethel Sunday afternoon 3:00. j
There will also be an anhual |
bisket oamp meeting. You are
. cordially invited to'come and en- ,
joy the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Woodruff (
attended the basket camp meeting "j
at Spring Town Sunday and re
ported a pleasant trip. Miss Mattie
Overstreet and sister Mrs. Cla.
ra B. Senior attended the caYnp
meeting at Spring Town. .
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School News
The Automobile rt Hy closed or
Sunday afternoon with much success.
Principal Sharpersdn of
* Avo nrroKit^fr tvnc. fhn r>?*oot ononb
er for the occasion. He made a
very timely address to a large
- gathering of parents, friends and
students. The auditorium was
overcrowded. Each teacher wi s
called and made their report for
the car which they drove.
The report is as follows: Miss
Geoi-giann' Robinson, 1st grade
$8.20; Miss Ix>uise Dixon, 2nd
grade, $4.32; Mrs. Mable C. Sum?
mers, 3rd grade, $12.06 Miss Pear'
"*A. Brown, 4th grade, $3.48; Mrs.
S. 6. Felder, 5th grade. So.40;
Mrs. Rosa lll'OOsOh, Cth grade
$25.00; Miss Eliza Johnson. Ttl
grade, $6.05; Miss Ordel Richirdson,
8th grade, $1(T83; Mr. Chas.
Thompson, 0th grade, $20.00; Pro!
. Roy Gordon, 10th grade, $11.50
"Grand total $107.00.
Prof. Gordon is a makin^TTqTaT
stride, for the short time of* hi
work as principal an;d His faculty .
The May Day rally is on now
and will close the first of Ma\
1941. Prof. Gordon With his faculty
will march in with victorj
perched on hrs banner. We an
hoping to put on the 11th grade
' Kev. W. P. Williams accompanied
Prof. Shnrperson.
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THE COLORED FARMERS All)
The ^United Order of?C.?&?A.
hefd its annual convention at St
Matthew Baptist church, Octoberi
1940. The session was called
f ^ to order at 10 a.m. Devotionals
1 ~te<T by Rev. M. Dozier; prayer by
Rev. M. Dozier after which the
meeting was.ytmmed OV(j)}4to ^ho
Grand Master, Mr. A.J. Boyd. Wei
come tddress, Mr. C. I. Moore; re
spon.se, E C. Smith. The annual
sermon was preached by the Rev
R< A; Brmvn who took his etxt i
from" tho 7?nd P-^ilm- A .wl LLL^, name
shall be called wonderful. A
Collection was taken for the church
amounting to $4.10. <
The b<?unds of the, convention
was tnon es^iDiwneti ami tne pass
word tak.cn. Tne officers roll was
-called and minutes of the last
session wis read.. Appointment
of committees: On /Resolution-.,
i Mr. W., M. Brown, Mr. John Bur,
rough and Mr. Minor Smith. On
~r Finaneer Mr El ex -La wrc nee; M1
AVm. Kinder and Mrs Viola Mc
Cray. On Auditing: Mr. E. C
.Smith, Sam Burrough and i Mrs
Kerklin reported from th\ loca*
lodires as follows collec^e^r S205
35. Adjournment fivnv^ 1 :C10 to
2:30 for dinner.
-Afternoon session. r Devotional
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CUUUUlJ.VtJJU. uy I\CV. -U. JL/U?|IL*X. 1 lir
JTenTorial sermon was preached
, 'by the Rev. H. M. Wall. Text Cor
5?10. After the sermon he *sanp
the selection "Th|s is the Way 1
Pray When Troubled in rift' y
Home" Remarks by the grand
mcster.
The seat of the next convention
will be at Trio, S. C.
if The committele mado their re
v port whiclv was received and adop
ted. Disbursements. Singing -the
closing song: "Together Let us
sweetly live together let us die"
W. M. Brown, reporter.
PAlN-Hfc^LiKWH COUiNtJIiL,
ORGANIZED AT CHARLESTON
Of interest to all fraternities
and sororities in the City of Charleston,
S. G., was the organization
very recently ,of a Pan Hellenic
Council. These Greek letter units (
feel that more effective commun
ity work can be done by each thru
\7 a council which hinds them all in
y a common cauBe.
At a meeting: of the council on
| Monday, October 21, 1940, officers (
1 for the year were elected. Mr ,
I Oliver Hasell, Omega Psi Phi was. 1
"elected chairman; Mr. James Fras i
i er, Alpha Phi Alpha, executive '
secretary; Mrs. Ruby P. Comwell !
Alpha/ Kapfria Alpha, vieo-bhair (
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inn; Miss Flla Pearson, Delta 5
Sigma Thcta, secretary-treasurer.
General committees will he so"
ip at the next regular meeting "ii
Monday, November 11. 11M0. So
far the council lias had a one huii- j.
hod percent representation.
The purpose of the Pan-'Hollen
ie Council is^to?foster ,,?ivic bet
Lerment in'our city. All fees de ^
rived from any project put on by Pan-Hellenic
will la- used I'm ^
Charleston ians.
As s<,>in as all sti nding commit
Lees a?g^mi/.ed and announced
the djO liilftte work of the council |l
will We published.
The fust public project of this
council will he the presentation ol ^
the Hampton Institute Creativi
Dance Group on Defend er 4. HMO
at the Henry P. Archer audito K
rium. They are hoping to make
this the success of the season.
i?
M, A, Broadnax a
Publicity Chairman
MT. OI.IVK A. M. F. ( III 1? H
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Rev. II (' Andrews, I'ustor
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Myrtle Beach. S. S. S. he^aa il
at the usual hour, with Su.pt-.', Mr$
IftV Hul tinny ami stall'1 nl ilu-ir* li
places. >??' cl
the At "K I .si-'tie opened
with the I'resideiit, Rev. T: II
Heiumiiiffway iprosidintr * p.m.
the pastufc. preached a lieai tl'eTt
sermon.- ,v n
The Willinjr Workers cltlh met ()
Frida y afternoon at the home of y
Mr. and Mr*. M pses ftenr'.ison. . I j,
Mrs. F, H. Ra-inbovv lias as he< _H
truests her nieces'Mrs A. 15. John n
son of Fort McCsill. Flat., snnl Mrs
P. (iore. of Townsvillo. (in I".
Mr. ami .M.rs; Francis Robinson I
spent las* woeir? rd in ('imway vi. I
ilitiU' relatives a:ml friends.. J .1
Mrs. (Iraeiv MeKintr her t\V'?.!.
sons. Mr. Nathaniel and O. .1. MeKinyfj
Prof. and .M.s. I). A Wil j.
lktms ail>t?Mi>. hanit.i I- Wil
Warns inntoii-i, f lUtt-r.s J'ort S.jr .
ilav to Aisit .Mr.j :i!nl Mis Williaip
M.Crav.
I.as'.. We Wte.ulav id--lit t'u-r- I ~
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was a Halloween party i?i\vn a1 11
the. M. H. traininC sehool. Friday R
nijrht another Hallowe'en party
was jriven at thbj Pi fadf.-e Kornci
Atlant ie Roach. Jhf?> were spim 1
sored Wy Mrs. .luimi&tpL. Wiilian s s
Airs-. 1). A.?tt Ml j-i n'< (^1 ?-??Nell -iS.
Owens for the beiR-|ijJt of M ^
Olive church. These parties -were. 1
quite a Success. . These ladies wish ^
:o thank Prof. 1). A. Williams and n
.Mi1. J. (' t'lark Iii'.-'tht- tt-.e- of tin?s.
school and the ParatTise Kernel-.
Sandy Grove Httptisl Church Rev.
J. F. Faulk. Pustor
<1 ;00 A.M. Sunday school -open
ed with Supt., Mr. Sammy Gore
and 1'.(-workers a't '-their places
1.0:30 Prayer service was Spirituv
ajjv conducted by Deacon-F ,
Bland after which the Pastor Rev
Faulk and F.lder Gme ascended
(lw. incl. i in and | 111- oast'lhl Di et ch
ed a souf stirring sermon? K\er\ *
sou! was made ( > rejoice in the 1
spirit.
.') :lin CJ'fjIocli TtTT* I ii :uf(5li?hoard- ?
met V Uh t!ie pastor presiding.
T:J?0 Prayer service wain eon
diluted by l>tjaeon Bland. The pa? '
tor p) eached a splendid si rmoii
then rtu7"Tfjvtratimr--'fm -jomers -was
extended ai'-d two i-anio 1\?W
wi rd and joined with it^k \j,S.Hors
are aiways welcome. c
Missionary hulies njet Sundut
afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Murley Watts.
Mrs. Ella Bland is very ill ?ati; ''
this writing. Her friend-, wise
for hi f snet'dv recovery.
Mrs. F loft'nee McQueen is back
home to the ilcligi.t of her friends
after a few -weeks illness in th<?
Dukes hospital in Djupnnn. N V.
and is feeling tine. * ' ?
Mrs. Zelln Willi; ins has return '
ed from Sumter where she was
vjsiting relatives ami friends. , r
Mi s'. John McQueen hasreturhi
ed to her home in Georgetown at
ter speiftfing the slimmer nvith hei
mother in law Mrs. Florence Me
Queen l,(
Mr. and Mrs. J B. Heinming ,j|
way had as their dinner quests ^
Sunday Key. J. F. Faulk and son ^
Richaid, Rev. J. S Gore, Rev 1 f,
M Graham and Mrs Mae pie Bland n
Mr tnd Mrs. J. B. Hemming; .>
way were called away Sunday af.
ternoon ton account of the sudden n
death of Mr. '.Hemmingway's Hro.
ther, Mr/ Lenon Hemhiihgwny nt II
Chesterfield. - '.
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MOGUAPI1Y OF lOfKS. noc.XN
OFF PRESS
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Marshall, Texas?A biography 31
of President M. \V. Doyan of Wiley
College, Marshal', Texas, written w
by Dean W? T. fjihbs of A. and 'I ^
College, Greensboro, North Caro
Una, an alumus oft Wiley, has just .
been issued from aress. Dr. Dogan
s now serving hi? forty-fifth yeai T:
is president of ^jfiley
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>T. PHILIP-A. M. E. CHURCH
Rev. T. If. Weathers, Pastor
Sunday was a very lovely day,
ul a lew faithful-servants were
>und at the liouse of worship, almugh
the pastor was at confer
ice; our service went on just the
me. there is no idle Sunday at
t Philip. At ten o'clock a splen
id Sunday school took place conii.tod
hy the Supl. and officers
he senior class won the banner
A warm prayer service was
inducted by Bro. Isaac Johnson
ml others. Rev. Sister Tena Lovtte'delivered
a soul searching sei
ion from Luke 17:2.'5 And in hell
e lifted uy? his eyes. Subject?
00 late to Pray. Everyone en>yed
hearing Rev. Cuvette. A
ice sum was raised considering
le smi.ll number. We also en
>yc4 having Mrs. Kpsie Johnson
nd family from Columbia woriip
with lis on Sunday.
\l l? P 111 a line l-caeuo was _
onducted by the President, Mr
lenry Johnson. Jr.
A lovely'reception was held at
Ir, am! Mrs. Harry Green homo
1 honor of their'daughter Area
her. and Mr. Harry Hint<3n.
Those on tin* sick list arc doing
nr. Come to church. Join the _
liuicll.
SKNECA NKWS
The Aurora club met Tuesday
iIfht, October 22nd at the bonus ,
f Dr. and Mrs. 11 ill. with Mr
t'm. Fcwell as host of the eveniv.
At the close ol" the I Soilless
tooting games g nd other aihusclents
were the center of interest
r the remainder of 'the evening
i delightful luncheon-was served
All members^wore-7>resent who
re as follows: Misses Fleeter L '
t'illii n'ls. (iwinnie Mae Owens I
;toy Si-zcnioro, Jlqrence Taggart \
Ivamrelitre ?*p>voll and Miss Hoi
tnd.- - ?
Mess's . It. Haines. fH'l'sidciH p
illeii L. Code, L. A. Crew. Win '
'ewvll. Prof, uiul Rev, Holland (
llCSt. . 3
-.Miss F. K. Williams thanked tin '
ost fur the warm hot?p'italit> '
liown..
In the midst ot!? wifthes, jack-o- '
*3
interns, black cats and ghosts
In-' members of the Awrora club
pent ana.evcninp- of.fun arfd froli? 1
I a | ire-1 hi 1 lowe'en party at?th< J
orne of" Mr. nnd^Mrs. Grad>-*
'ho?ipson, Wednesday nighty Ot *
ober :10th. This was one of the
lust colorful affairs of. the sea '
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^4LU.KM M. K, CHI'UGH ?
( laussiji, ;S. C\, Nov. 1?Sunday
rhool opened at usual hour and
as carried out beautifully. Rev. <
tanning's message for.-the niorn
Voh j-r,
.Many deaths occurred in out j
immunity: Mrs. Jessie Scipi<
iod Saturday 5 p.m. an<i funeral
ervices were held at 'St lem M.E
hutch Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
Little Miss M. Woods died re
eiitly and was Funeralized at St;
aid A ME church. She is thd t
auprhter of Mr. and Mrs. Woods
The Sunday School League condition
ended at Salem with a
rod report.
Mrs. Manning sponsored the
day i .-.title*! Twelve.'. Tribes of.
sriiol which was very pood. ,
M is i's 1.dirtse i nd Georeie WiF
- '
airsi n- of Florence were home \
in the week end. They are mem
(is of Wilson hi>rh school, Louise
mend er of the senior .class and ,
ieoip.e a junior. I
'Mis'*-Rosa' L. lliries was. here
'tnulay spundinp the. week end
i111 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- (
i t J.I ines.
SI is.* Lorretta Abraham is still
/W?\ Hi ?. .. ..X . ^
Send all Palmetto new? to 1
l'i)liams?n.
BROWN CHAPEL CHl'RCH '
The- Sunday school was at its '
est.Sunday with the Supt. and 1
(Fuels at their post of duty.
-Ottr Pastor Rev. T. E. Robinson
Thtt to conference which was at
a^cfts-ter la^t week with a full
?port and is now hack to be one }
f us* for "mother twelve months (
i the delight of the members and {
ieilds. , i
Mesdames E._ R. Boyd, M. E
avnes, I.uln Sartorr, ^T. E.' Robrson
motored to I.rfYicaster Sun- ^
\y to attend the conference and ^
sported a delightful trip. ^
Miss Ethel Wriffht of Whitmirc. j
as the week end guest of her s
ster" Miss Maggie Wright. ^
Mr. W. S. Boyd of Lancaster f
as the week end guest hf his mo f
icr M17?. E. B. Boyd. , 3
Miss Carrie L Gary was "the t
dek end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
imothy Hill of Ninety-Six, S.C. j
Rev, and Mrs. T. E. Robinson f
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THE PALMETTO t-BA
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Students of ifn Adult Educati
A PA Project learn about nutom
ailes" in the photo (above). Wh
they failed"1 to jret earlier in li
ray be"made up for after" cbi
were the dinner aueiils <?f Rl
smd Mrs \V. I). Hook Sunday e
*ninu
. A reception long *to bi* retnei
sercd was jrivfii by the Missio
try ladies Monday evening, Oct
t>er 28, honoring; the first lady
lip.* state, Mrs.. J. S. Flipper. Mi
Flipper's address will long be r
ueinbered by all ^liat were pre
i-nt: "Develop Self in Self".
beautiful basket of yellow hi
while. chysautheniums was prese
jd to Mrs. Flipper, by little Mi
I.illie W'etrz. Too. much crei
cannot be given Mrs. T. E Kobi
son and the other ladies w
spared no pt ins in serving: such
[lelieious repast ami with such'
war pi welcome. ?
Mrs. J. S. Flipper also spe
sometime at the beautiful hot
jf Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Nance.
Those on the sick list are M
W. E. Williams and Mrs. Ali
Simmons; of these we are glad
a
?ay a'e much latter.
CALVARY BAl'TiST ClIl'RCI
Rev. B. B. Felder. I'astor
y' r
Ridge way, Sr t-.?The- last
vice dty wys a beautiful Sundi
and many of our mehibe.rs^ al
members of other neighbori
churches were present. Tltfc pr
-.or spoke--on--tHiot-her--#Hiv-of-"t
series, this one was."Why I II
long to the Church'! l"A"1\veryo
present commented favoraMy
the* discourse which gave conerc
facts justifying Christians for t
longing to the ehui'ch, Ojur.fina
ial receipts are continuing ft) i
crease, considering the finane
progress made this year our mori
ly ottering has* iruuos sed from
lo $40 this is- growth.
' On .Monday afternoon the fu
>ral rites for two sons Broth
md Sister Willie Clark' weralie]
Deaths were caused try-?jtu au
collision. Rev. J. t-r Spann ai
rpv ft \. hnt^tnn r?c<i<torl t
lastor in officiating at the rit<
riu- pastor spent last Sunday
Me\vberry where he spoke for tl
[lev. /. C. Copeli ntl. lie repor
i fine trip.
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r.V.MP PIKI.D BAI'T. ( llfRC
Rev. Geo. E. Goode. Pastor
Sunday school was held at
,m. Sunday with a very large
endance. Supt. Den. Bell'presi
(d in order. After which the Bi
ist Training Union met.
The Camp Field Baptist chim
vishes to announce to tlte publ
hat the Rev. W. C. Turman (
'YasninffioYi. ua., win renaer se
rice Sunday afternoon at 2:30 pi
n interest of Bro. Joseph Ma
hall's eluh. Rev. Turman is
'oun.e' man and is known i s tl
Jospol Cyclone of his state. TV
allowing churches are invite*
lit. Zion A ME, Rev. Massive, pa
or; St. James AME,*?Rev.( Johi
on, pastor; St. Mary Baptist," R<
>. E. Daniel, "pastor; Mt. Calvar
lev. Cunningham, pastor. TV
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on plot ion of this course. None est
o- thomc would have had ? chance ti
at learn in'a trade school, if they
ft' hadn't gotten this opportunity un
n , dergovernment supervision. He
li public is cordially invitpd
v |. Abbeville county, schools opened
Monday morning, ^lanj,', child
11 ren Lie finding their .way hack,
n-j while some are oniarried. and arc
o-'| glsewhere since during thejr va
of | cation. > " * . '
"s - Messrs Jtimes Thomas,. llt?\vari!
v Adam's, James NjchiHson w'yre 'tin
s- guests of Miss Lois Marshall, on
A Sunday, also Messrs It-ogvr II. J
11(1 I if mill \aumuuu?.Millrti,?l.ouriU
"t I Cunninghtm- and dene Burnett
ss I called to see her.
lit Mr. Odess and Odell .Little vfrore
n also,, the guests of Miss. Ion Mar
ho tin. ' ?
a Mr. Augustus Marshall is hom?
n again on account of^'-ing." ill
BENNETTS VI ILK NI-WS
n< , . . . o
If The Herea lh ptist association*
kised ri. splendidsession with tin."
t* Sandy (iiwt J'.uptist church Sun,'
< day evening* The. Educational sei
inon preached Friday night Ly th^
I ltev. K. MeTough of Marion. S
1Wfls^ulijtiyed l?y all 1 >vanr K,
M Booker of Morris college was.
present Friday, and spoke i'p in
av terest sif ftie eollegv. Rev. Book
er is the honored pastor of Saw
ng Mill cluuth.' In a fall rally 11
IS. Saw Mill, to increase the church
h?. treayur.. '(not_, the . pastes . salary.
i(1_ as they always keep his salary ;c..
hpnilV' t L'V vmI'm*J tliKi'f hiimlrn!
0, and forty dollars. Nut n ar.\
.hurches nn say this.
)e. The Pee Dee Baptist assoeia j
in. lion \vas?|iel,d' in Darlington, S.'(."V'
n. at Macedonia Baptist church. Rev
ial '* ^ Prince.^, nioderntor; Rev. k
?i. .M. Booker, vice-moderator, and
jjr, RVv II. Ifr Butler, secretary. Rev
Long-, pastor. t
n. ? The service at Evflns t-hapel A
(.r M. K. Z. church Sunday was ver>
j^- interesting. The M/sonic Lodge
-fe of Bennettsville T?7?T. tTie coiTTer"
n(^ stone.. Rev. J. K. Cox, pastor.
j10 Rev. Gupple preached a very
,s good sernton at St. Michael M. K
jv church Sunday morning. "It-wa^
" ? T?\ ?1 > v 1?n ? YTT nih'i *
tu
Carolin., <>f Tiinmni sville, S. C
: - was a visitor.
The Kast End WPA Kilucs^ioiia;
II instructors ore doing very good
work at their Conlcr. The students
are being taught llome-mak
10 ing, etc. The J ttetldanee is verv
at good.
d- The Pee Dee AMEZ conference
>1" is being held in Oherau this-week.
Rev. O.'J. Webb pastor aibl Hishop
-'It Martin, presiding,
it The Adult Teachers h.*wl a liar
">i vest Festival at the Odd Fellows'
r hall. Though the weather wie
v* f KnH (hn oi-nu'il wns e-ood
i' | The Gleaners of Shiloh Baptist
a, church had a/ barbecue on the Old
>o' School house grounds A very
forge crowd attended,
i' Mrs. Margie Johnson and tw<
s- daughters spent one month wit!
1 her aunt, Miss Oallie Sanders oi
Amelia street. She left Sunda>
">' night for Philadelphia, Pa.
ifl Mr. Maxton David died at his
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low, adult members of Abyssinian
Baptist church, New York City
learn how to care for the sick. This
WPA class is open-to all. repaidless
of creed of color.
Jiuiiic on?Keiuitrw street?SArUry?ain.
His wife. Mrs. Lizzie David
two sons, ^u?ilauphtei, two prand
da.yh.ters ,(ttrrived home from
1 hiiadelpiling ru1.. to view tile last
I of his remains** Rev \V.. F.-McCoy
assisted !>y Rev. Krierson. officiated.
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Rev. and Mrs. 4. ' Cox wert.
full of sirjli^s to leave with a Found
| report fi.f^-tlie ,..conference " to ta
n.ld?in Ciuiaw?this "'-ek.??
I . iwiiOi: si'RiSd NOTWS
Nr' * *
'1*1.0 Ridy.c?llill ptist association
ipet^with the Ridge Branch
Bpptist < hurch. ^October 25-27 in
Lis'forty-ninth annual session, the
Rev 'A. .Bailey pi stor.. ,vRev.
1> K Jennings of Augusta,
tin., who is pasturing some of the
|S)]'iM|HHvm ,v:;iliches that compost 1
the association, preached the In
troductoi y sermon, taken from the
17 th \l\aptei' of, John's Olospel ana
a part of ike nth verse. Theme'
fhi ist i'. ays fr.V the'Unity of' His
IFiscij> 1? s. l'r. <f. 7H. Hrown ".o--1
Benedict' college 'iSrho represented
11i> \V"i|k at tin- ?. <-? 1 , in hf? ad s
iiv*v .' ;<*! 1 hat the young un
I>? ? pared niiiii.-ti v should- gu^sonie
A hol e i! prepare tlu-niselve,S. Hr>
entp : sized that Benedict oftUeStv
was ujfering. a - inducement
I'-a ministers who ik-sifc -to take a
pegia! '? ? 11 >e whig!. i^- otlVred.
Thc^v weiy other visiting- bietl"
1*1-!i among then) .Were Rev. is. 0
Campbell of Anderson, S. C. wht
' held thi- body spell bound ft>r 20
minim's representing his work ahc
spoke on Seven- Vital Problems.
I lev. A Jones, pasjtor of the
.Ridge Hill Bdptist chnrch preach!
ed the , Educational sermon. Text
Tin Lord is My Solid Rock. II
Sam. 22:2* Ilo 'Ib id* flu- audience
spell bound.< _ ***??.=-=? ?
The S was largely attended
and t he lesson Was taught in
groups. _
The M issionat y seiynon was de
1 11 .. f 11 11.11
MVlM'i'iI i?y |\?n , r.
\,T !XtT?i.Hi iM c!:i;*rdr, -John
st..in s. c".
Prcf Simmons- represented Bet
tis academy. 1 Ft* was given a neat
little donation for. the school.
The financier report .was good
Every church represented 100
percent. Total raised for the ses
sion $1.'13.47.
r Rev. .lohn Davis moderator; Rev
J. K Jennings, vice; Rev. John T
Watson, secretary; Deacon ti. A
Kennel, assistant secretary.
Mr.-James Hammond and Miss J
Rcita Hammond wore week end
iruests of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. T. Hammond. Mrs Alice
Ifnmmond had as her week end
quests Mrs (1. Dorman and he?
children of Orangebiti'B*.
Mrs L izzie Hazz'ard i nd Her
daughter Hessie have returned
from New York. They reported
n swell time.
Mrs. Julia M. (i Henderson who
is a teacher in tl^e Ward school
spent the week end with Mrs.
ij ??
r?-? P?jf<p Five
I Mary Cruw-ford.
Mis? Jessye II., Mrs. Ci. Dorman
Mrsj Ruth Cooper, Jr, and little
Lynn D., motored to Augusta, .Gu
Saturday on business.
See little Mazve V. Hammond
for l . copy of the "Leader". He
member that reading makes a full
man, " * ,
I
Hart Spring, 2nd Baptist Church
Rev. C. l>orn, Pastor
S. S. wa$ 'opened at its usuai
hour with a good many present f
Rev. Harrison from Saluda, S. (
preached a soul stirring sermon
His text was "Crept re and he
Ready". K Vert one's heart waoverwhelmed
with jo.\. ?
Mp-. Thomas Peterson returner
from New York where he spent a
few days and reports a' pleasant
trip.
We were u lad to nave Prof. Uuu!
Ware of Kettis visit our school or ?
jVlonday. ?
The II din"' '* n carniv al cfea-tei
quite a lot ol' interest and the li ?
jiancial rdport was good.,
The Tom Thunih wedding, wabeautifully
carried out Friday niu
for the benefit of the hutch.
( HKSTKHFIKId) NKWs
Miss C.eelta Jlae 'foal Ley spent ^
the \ eek end lti the city with liei
parents, I?r. and Mrs. Toatley.
A two nights bazaar is 'teinv
held this week at the Chesterfield '
school.
Very interesting services wen * *; . a
held mi Sunday at Grand View
Presbyterian church. Vr ' -j
Mrs. I' C. HiddleslonoVpntinues.
ill. Her fnother, Mrs. A'jfiut Pet
tigrew of St. Stephens. jR. ('.. r>
with her for a few days.
_ Misses I.ou E. Pbgue.'iijr &e
phens, Thelnta J)rake, McCall and
Messrs J.-?ole and Randolph o?
the facrdt\ ?rr*-Co'ultet .1 uniOr Col
lege, were guests of Misses (Y
celia and Hn^i 1 < :?11 < v oit SauTT'
day eve time.
Rev. 'Georite Hi'iuiHrmm ? r> a
daughter, Miss Ida Mac Hcndct
son and his .son. were'"visitors ii
the home of Dr. and Mr- T->:itlc>
on Friday afternoon.
Tin* Chesterfield Comity Teachers'
Association met on last Fri
day ut the Chesterfield school
Officers for the year were elected
and .other .hn?irw?? 4* ted?(
Mrs. . M. I.. Johnson; Jfearfea tea
cher, presented the work to b? don^'
in a. concise and interesting
manner. s
Little Ruth Mae atnl.J>avid Har
rcfl of^cheraw. s. C.~. 8pent Saturday
night with thei: grand niothei
Mrs.nC. M- Harrell. *
Mrs. Lucile and'Misses ."Olu anil.
Georgia Leake mbtored to Wadesboro.
C. last Saturday evening
...U Stl * ? -
?iit;ri' .?11SS IX'UK spenj. ft' few
days with their cou^jn. Miss Annro
Little.
Mr.'A. 1'. Leak- was th^ delegate f
from New Zion Huptist church,
to attend the St. Paul Association
which convened with ..the Good- - mans
Creek Baptist church. He
was accompanied by the pastor.- , *"
*Rev7 C. \Y. Marshall.
* Messrs. Brooks Hillian and Da ' "la
vid, Spencer visited friends in Cheraw,
S. C.^lnst Thursday. -Mj..
11 etwy \Vat son has "reAM.rn.ed..
to the.cj.ty from Washing tin, D. C.
where he has been residing tVft the
past several months. *
Mr. and Mrs. B. Cassidv and .Mi
and M*rs. Rufus Gill*spent Sunda>
in Rockingham, N. C.
A Silver Tea was given on. Sun
day afternoon by the Misses El
lore and Johnsie Hillian at the
ho hie .of their parents. Rev. ahd
Mrs. Steele. 1 ji
Miss ?Doris Grlf and Messrs
Kenf-th.Jackson. Bruoe^Bipant and
iingt-on. S!" C. on Thursday.
C. H. B. A. SOCIETY NEWS
As the sweet summer breezes
have packer! their trunks and gone ___
to sleep for- a season, lovely* fall
has begun to unpack. Around the
friendly, city of Newfoerry and
beyond the extension of its wings
the C- H. B. A Society held its
fourth and last quarterly meeting
for 1040. with lodire number
twenty-four in Trinity A. M 'E
church; Silver Street, S. C.
^The* union was very meltncholj
\>ith the absence of their grant,
state secretary. Mr. W. E. William
Realizing that tact in every prayei
that was made and every song thtt
was sung his name was. mentioned
;n some way. Each one's prayer
was that God might restore his
health to him.
with Rev. W. R. Bowman, the as
sistant state see rotary, presiding
The recording secretary, Miss Mar
thi E. Sober, called the financial
roll, and dues were readily paid.
Koi|rteen lodges reported 246
members and $168.50. After check
iH'-iifr and paying off undertaker*
and d<^[th claims as far as out
finance would allow, we closed tc
meet at Johnston, S. C. with lodg? <
number fifty-two, Saturday befort
the fourth Sunday in Janut ry 1941